Whether in Toronto, Vancouver or another city, we want to hear from fans heading to World Cup games.Kyaw Soe Oo/Reuters
With the World Cup less than a month away, many Canadian soccer fans lucky enough to snag tickets to FIFA’s highly anticipated 2026 tournament are counting down as the country prepares to jointly host with the United States and Mexico.
Between June 11 and July 19, 48 teams will play 104 games in the World Cup’s largest edition yet. Thirteen of those games will be hosted in Toronto and Vancouver. The first game in Canada will take place on June 12 at Toronto Stadium, featuring Canada’s men’s national team taking on Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Are you headed to one of the World Cup matches? We want to hear from you! Tell us how you scored tickets – whether it was through careful budgeting, selling a kidney or balling out – and how the ticket application process went. (And don’t forget to include which match you’re going to.)
If you’re travelling, did you have a hard time finding affordable hotels and accommodations? How much have you spent in general so far? What are you most excited about? Share your stories in the form below or by sending us an e-mail at audience@theglobeandmail.com with “World Cup tickets” in the subject line.
Heading to the World Cup this summer? We want to hear from you!
Tell us how you scored tickets, which matches and whether it was through careful budgeting, selling a kidney or balling out. What are you most excited about? Share your story in the form below, or send an e-mail to audience@globeandmail.com.